Curtis L. Fox

Curtis L. Fox is the author of the recently published book Hybrid Warfare: The Russian Approach to Strategic Competition and Conventional Military Conflict. Curtis studied Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech. Despite being accepted to the VT graduate engineering program, Curtis chose to enlist in the Army, where he learned to speak Russian and won his Green Beret. After completing his time in service, Curtis studied at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business, earning a Master’s of Business Administration with a focus in financial services. He now works as a program manager in the field of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.

The Rhodesian Bush War: A Case Study of Moral Asymmetries in Western “Democracy” – Southern Rhodesia and the Road to Unilateral Independence

As African nationalism surged and London hardened its demands, Southern Rhodesia found itself trapped between a promise of gradual reform and the gathering certainty that compromise was slipping beyond reach.

The Rhodesian Bush War: A Case Study of Moral Asymmetries in Western “Democracy” – Harold Wilson Presides Over the Decline of the British Empire

As Britain retreated from empire and the United Nations elevated procedure over consequence, Rhodesia became the proving ground for a moral framework that promised democratic legitimacy while quietly ensuring that the most ruthless actors would inherit the state.